I work in the industry, but you obviously know more so I will let you win the internets today Lol
Native Leaders Blast Eco-Colonial White Leftists
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:lol: :lol: :lol: He explained what the process of twinning was, not that it was already twinned. It would be a refreshing change if you actually comprehended a conversation instead of arguing just for the sake of being an idiot.
Anyway, enjoy those multi-hundred thousand tonne rolling bombs travelling through the Rockies and into the West Coast oil depots. So superior to and much safer than a pipeline. Why, go ask the railroad industry themselves. They'll even tell you that rail is pretty much the worst way to transport oil. But hey, at least there won't be another pipeline and that's all that really matters, right? :lol:
Heh-heh. More white people discussing what's best for Indians.
Things don't change much, do they?
Things don't change much, do they?
You need to learn how to read maps. Along with just about everything else in life. Your little fake maps drawn by a US paid suplicant covers about 10 miles of a 1500 or so mile pileline.
You compare the natives to something you keep in a cage?
You must be an obamanaught.
Next thing you know, you will be baiting them on hooks to catch Muskies.
Say, you weren't one of the PRO VACCINE FkTaRdS that was behind the tetanus vaccine they used to sterilize 40,000 Native women a few years ago were you?
[QUOTE=Jinentonix;2718396]https://edmontonjournal.com/business/lo ...
m“It’s clear to everybody that what this (Trudeau) government is doing is pandering to elitist environmental groups who want to make a park in our backyard. They don’t give a damn about the human cost, the lack of any opportunity up there.”
The Trudeau government is now preparing to pass into law Bill C-48, which would forever ban all tanking of Alberta crude off the northwest B.C. coast, a bill that Helin and Alberta political leaders like Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney agree needs to be trashed.
Helin does not accept the romantic idea that the northwest B.C. coast is some special Indigenous area where industrial activity must never be permitted. “This whole notion we were this noble Indian looking at the environment, it’s a manufactured idea of Western imperialism. By trying to impose all this crap on our people, this is just a further form of colonialism, which I call eco-colonialism.”
Hundreds of First Nations leaders across Western Canada feel the same way. Together with Helin as project chairman they are pushing for the new Eagle Spirit pipeline corridor from the oilsands of Fort McMurray to the coastal waters of the Lax Kw’alaams, with the support of all 35 First Nations along that route. They would be majority owners of the $12-billion, 1,500-km multi-pipeline super highway....[/QUOTE]
m“It’s clear to everybody that what this (Trudeau) government is doing is pandering to elitist environmental groups who want to make a park in our backyard. They don’t give a damn about the human cost, the lack of any opportunity up there.”
The Trudeau government is now preparing to pass into law Bill C-48, which would forever ban all tanking of Alberta crude off the northwest B.C. coast, a bill that Helin and Alberta political leaders like Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney agree needs to be trashed.
Helin does not accept the romantic idea that the northwest B.C. coast is some special Indigenous area where industrial activity must never be permitted. “This whole notion we were this noble Indian looking at the environment, it’s a manufactured idea of Western imperialism. By trying to impose all this crap on our people, this is just a further form of colonialism, which I call eco-colonialism.”
Hundreds of First Nations leaders across Western Canada feel the same way. Together with Helin as project chairman they are pushing for the new Eagle Spirit pipeline corridor from the oilsands of Fort McMurray to the coastal waters of the Lax Kw’alaams, with the support of all 35 First Nations along that route. They would be majority owners of the $12-billion, 1,500-km multi-pipeline super highway....[/QUOTE]
Sure....why not?
https://coastalfirstnations.ca/bill-c48/
Coastal First Nations want C-48 , as does everyone who lives/works on the water or cares about the Earth
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Diesel and oil spills have already happened.
But a major oil spill would be catastrophic.
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The pipeline, even if built, will never run oil anywhere. It is the last kick at the cat. Oil is dead. The tar sands are dead. Nobody wants that crap any more. Natives will lose their shirts if they think they are going to invest in that dead horse. It is a really bad investment.
The plan is for Alberta to pump only refined oil - no dilbit or tar or whatever they call that crap.
Bahahahaha Cliffy you make me laugh, that makes me wonder why we are not expanding the Oil patch, get 'er pumped out before the market is taken away from us, make every cent we can from a dying market, eh Cliffy? Then we can cash in on the encased uranium battery market, or next energy.
Congratulations HOID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have found a new vein of LIE-beral horsesh+t to mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Too bad you have not noticed that this new Sh=T is the same as the old despised stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think we should be making jokes now about your Quixotic resemblance to an old guy from La Mancha..................................
Its just your misfortune that you are so much LESS memorable or interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And maybe we should be asking what Sancho Panza thinks of your sh+t?????????????????????????????
Oh............wait....................................................
Sancho gave up on you long ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just like Cdns are doing with idiot LIE-berals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Plastic pellets, anybody aware that is what the NOVA plants produce and they are the plants that have been expanding in the last decade or so. They can also be shipped by pipe, a big pipe